Oluchi Chibuzor
Lagos Free Zone,has known as for stronger funding partnerships between Nigerian, Belgian and Luxembourg companies to speed up commerce relationships, native manufacturing, agro-processing and industrial improvement that create jobs and retain extra financial worth in Nigeria.
The name was made by the Managing Director of Lagos Free Zone, Adesuwa Ladoja, throughout her keynote tackle at the Nigeria–Belgium–Luxembourg Business Forum, which held in Brussels from 28–30 October 2026.
Ladoja highlighted the complementary strengths of the three nations, noting that Nigeria’s pure sources, expertise and market potential, alongside Belgium’s manufacturing experience and commerce connections and Luxembourg’s industrial and monetary capabilities, create important alternatives for mutually helpful funding.
She emphasised that stronger cross-border partnerships may assist Nigeria develop native manufacturing, course of extra of its agricultural sources, manufacture merchandise for home consumption and develop industries succesful of competing in worldwide markets.
“Nigeria, Belgium and Luxembourg bring complementary strengths to this partnership. By combining Nigeria’s resources and market potential with European manufacturing expertise, industrial know-how and financial capabilities, we can build partnerships that deliver lasting economic value for businesses and communities across our countries,” she added.
She famous that Lagos Free Zone supplies a platform for translating these funding alternatives into native manufacturing and industrial improvement by means of serviced industrial land, ready-built services, utilities and investor assist, built-in with the Lekki Deep Sea Port. She additional acknowledged that the Zone supplies companies with entry to regulatory companies to facilitate their institution, operations and growth in Nigeria.
